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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-04-16
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

The 6,ate OF Kansas,
Phillips County, So
In the Probate count in al-d for said county
In The Inarter Of tLe Estate OF Emma White
Deceased
Notice is hereby given that Letters OF Admins
traitor have been grIu-sI % Che undersigned on
che EstsTs OF Emma Waite, late of said county.
deceased, Gy Tie Honorable. the PROBATE court OF
the county aud State afure=ai, dated the 3Ist dzy
% March, A. ID, ISL VOW ali persons haTiu 9
claims alius- tie sad Estate Ere hereby notified
E1ar they must present the same 20 the under
signed fog allowance within one year from The
date OF said Letters, they may te Preciuded
from any benefit OF each estsG5; and taar il such
claims le not exhibited within three years after
tle dzts OF sid Letters, they shall 1e forever bag
red. D. IS. IS BITE. Administrator
% the Estate OF Em.as White. Deceased.
Asrcl s.-i. l-37- - No 2-apr So
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-04-16

The HERALD's splendid new power
press viii arrive in short time, and
will be set up and put to work - soon
As possible. We invite al HERALD
readers TO call aud see it when We get
il. in Operation. There is some OF the
type now in use in the HERALD, old
and Wei worn. We will, Ia Il few
weeks, discontinue the use Of that type,
and order Lew. Give Us 4 little time
friends, 70 make the improvements we
contemplate, Rhich vii. make The Han
AID the best equipped printing Office
in north. western Kansas.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-04-16

II the Central Branch has become the property
Of the Rock Island, % il bred there VIII be
fT==JeE ce-=rlty beth in uulsg ana i.e=lFiug the
nns. Tie story Iz probably not uCe.-itaoz-
County Record.
No the story is not true. There is
no foundation whatever FOR the report.
Il was started for the purpose Of innu
encing tia voters Of certain townships
ia this county sud inducing them 10
vote against the bonds. It Is expected
That other false runners viii be sci
sfOst between this and april zOth.
Voters be on your guard. Certain
parties who co not I've in your town
ship arc terribly sOiic.tious about your
welfare. OF course they are not work
log for their own interests. Oh mol It
IS your interests they are so aaxions
about.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-04-16

Voters, don't Do mislea now BY
Tumors hat the Rock Island has
bought the Central Branch. that they
have abandoned tLh route, &c. All
such reports arc false aud intended to
deceive you 30 thai you will vote
against the bonds. Remember that the
men who are 90 PerSistcntly poddling
those ''roor- backs" are outside parties
who arc prompted to work, not for
Your interests. but Tor their own. Look
out for q regular avalanche Of election
sering rumors iust before, Gnd en- the
day u the railroad election.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-04-16

Now that two Of the town4hips In
Smith County have voted down the
bonds, il behooves every citizen OF PHI
lips County in the townships through
which the survey has been made 10 do
hls uttermost toscarry Phillips County
soiidly or We VIII lose the Rock Island
and it viii be bailt on the Red Cloud
and Repu blicaa Valley routs
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-04-16
An End to Bone sorapIng,

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg III.
says: Having received so much ben
eft from Elec'rIc Bijtsrs, 1 feel it my
duty 10 let suffering humanity know 1t.
Have had a running sore on my leg for
eight years; my doctors told me /
would have TO have the bone scraPed
or leg amputated. L used instead ,
lhree bottles of Electric Bitters aud
seven boxes of Bucklcn's ArniCa sElve,
and my leo is now sound aud well"
Electric Bitteys are sold 81 fifty cents q
bo;tle, and BUcklen 2 Arnica Salve 25c-
box by q. vs.. Bickford, North Side
Square
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-04-16
PHILLIPSBURG MARKET REPORT.
Corrected Weekly by Polling & Co.
HORSEME1,
Take Not1cel

We clip the following from ruutons Spirit CT
the Turf, dated March %, 1880
DR.. r. A. CEshEaan owns tae T'Tott.ug mare Ben
sdJu. q toaI, 1888. by c. Ii bay Is iltams :l5
be 5y silly Ha-haw; he by Como Chief; dam lay
D0fIie i--cfer; her first sire Kentucky Whip; 2d.
Black ga shaw; Sd, Cray HlmolGtuuLau; stu, Alb
dlLlaA- T.. "a. Bay " i-laIn'= dan By Como ChiGfi
eI- Back johnnie; Sd Gray Line; 4lh sam liGZ-
arb. Como Chief was sired by Young CEieitizu,
D. Andrew jackson. by Young BasLaF, by Bashaw
AFa5i4u. lHlm OF AogEg Calettain, Sa4lle Ailser,
by indian Chief; 2d, Bogus; Sd, Abdallah; 18th,
MambTiuO. ComO's dam Magnetls Of Magnum
BoEum breeding.
BY q private letter from Dr. ~u=hman dated
april ?, 1850, We are informed that this mare
B l-dCuEa promises great speed and TO be q credit
10 her Size.
This horse C. II. Bay Williams is nov owned in
this city by q. A. Spanking ard Val stand tOr
the improvement Of stock this season ~ the sta
5les Of ~ J.. Goddard on very reasonable terms
under the mauaseHet Of the wei known horemsR
C I. Vincent. apr l6 2G-Jf
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-04-16
rERLIcATIoN N0TIcE-
IN the District Cour; Of Philips County, Kansas
CaARLOTEIE WoOl.F, Plaintiff.



CaARLOUEIE WOOLF, Plaintiff.
uESzT " O0LF, DefCEGcEt.
To Henry Wcolf, TIE above named defeneelt.
you are hereby notified thst you have been sued
that tie plaintiff Charlotte 81 Ou.i, en- the an
day Of April 1881, lied her petition in the District
Court Of Phillips county Ia The state Of Kansas
wherein she Frdys Tor uIFOrUe from you and that
the sid court uljuase and decree 10 her as ali
UiouJ Lae sum OK Five hundred Dollars against
you and that the COurL Euztler adjudge and de
exec against you and in favor OF said plaintiff ~
aiIuUly, aud 70 be her sole aud zCps-lte properly
the following described resi- estate, Situated Ia
Philips county. ANA state o. hauElss t0-FFlu: The
northwest luLrLe- OF section No IS, in township
No. Jue llI, south OF range No. Seventeen az
west, and CuJGlulEg you from egcr interfering with
her rights, ltIe ana interest therein 1uu aEe
further Notified that you must ausHer said petition
or before the let cay Of June 1857 or tie same
VIII be tzEen as true and Judgment ana decree De
5y said court rendered ssaIIlzt you and il favor
OF =.iu p-zi-lIiI iH her petition prayed foE as
aforesaid CuAhLOII4E MOOLE, PIT.
Gy her Attys L. Davis and Pratt s. Lewis.
Attest: j. N. SAILEE-
Clerk OK the D-slrict court OF Philips Co., Kan.
SEAL Apr $40. - 81
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-04-16

Persons who have attended the meet
ings held in Plum and Arcade, report
- Us hat The speakers opposing the
bonds, refer to the Philiipsburg papers
rs representing Kirwiu taking "A active
art in opposition to the bond5, and
they feel very much sgrieyed At this
course. Nov. so far as the HERALD is
concerned, We repeat what we have
said before, that We have not accused
AL the people of EirwiA nor any con-
sid srable number of them, OF opposing
the bonds We have in all our illusions
70 the matter qualified our remarks by
laying that soA,E CITIZENS or RIRwIN
we're fighting the bonds, &c, Aud We
have Eoae farther and admitted that
such course VAS 10 be expected and
that tbs Eirwia people were MOTTO be
ensured for pursuing this course 50
long as th0y res0rtod to no dishonor-
sb.s methods. IL IS so KirWiu's inter
At TO prevent the building OF the Rock
Island so Gloss 20 thcm and the planting
OF a new town in the territory where
Eheir best trade comes from. The great
wonder IS thst these Kirwin orators can
90 indusnce Plum township yoteTs that
they wll 90 against their own interests.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-04-16

It has been shown by figures oyer
and over again Z h { tbs county will get,
in twenty years in taxes alone from the
Railroad Company, more money than
the bonds amount u when they mature
aud that we viii be benefited in a score
OF ether ways, ard vet "a few glib talk
ers can so blind some people that they
viii go TO the polls snd vote directly
against their own interests.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-04-16

Hon. r. a. Dsgue, a very pleasant
and accomplished gentleman, has pur-
chaseal "a half interest ia he Phillips
burg Herald. and has started in yigor-
ously to boom the great Northwest.-Be-
lott GszetLs.-
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-04-16

Last week the Herald stated that
the Prohibitory Amendment had car
RED in Michigan. Later reports are 70
the effect that the majority is 8,67G
agaInst 1t.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-04-16

The Erwin Independent TO be consistent.
pitches into the Rock Island propositions before
Phillips county, i'll savage manner. The people
win vote the bonds, h0weyer.-RoOks county
Record.
In case the Rocz-IslaRd would sab
NIT a proposition to Kirwin do you
think the Independent would oppose
kirwin voting bonds?
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-04-16

Ohio viii present the name Of John
Sherman for President, Indiana JUds e
Gresham and Iowa Senator Allison
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-04-16
g. w. sTINsON q son,
LIIsCELLANBOUs

". g CALHOUN,
Contractor and Builder.
Plans and specifications furnished upon applfca-
ton, shop nrst door west OF First NsntioahI Bank
Ph'hipsburg, Kansas T-eI
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-04-16

II. D. BROTHERS, Nj. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
once At X. A. Harmonic Drug Store, east side q
Public Square, Phillipsburg. kansas. An calls
both Gay and night promptly attended to. di8-os
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-04-16

WILLIAM BI5SELL,
Real Estate and Loan Agent
Business before the e. S. Land once ct EirWin
Kansas, and before the Department Is WashinF-
ton, d. c., promptly transacted. T-ai
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-04-16
BOOK CASES!
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

II " -AllLllANEl9 IA y.
P Physician and Surgeon.
Special attention given to the diseases Of W.
ne9- Oihce south side public square, PhniBG-
urgh, Kansas.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-04-16

A. B. HOUCK, Nd.
oleCtio Physlolaus
Once at G. ". Bickford's Drug Store, Nerta sisS
Public Square, Phillipsburg, Kansas. All Gala
both dag and night, promptly attended. "a
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-04-16
PTOClamatiOa iOT a SpeCiaI Election

T. NJ MCb CIhE,
SheriF Of PhiIIipa Comfy
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-04-16
Proclamation for a Special Election

C.. n McGUIEE.
Sheriff OF Phillips Count
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-01
An Interesting Law Point.

An appeal, in a rather peculiar case has just gone before the supreme court of Ar kansas. John Bogworth, of Washington came Co Little Rock some ,ilue ago and en- tered into business Recently be went back Co bi, native village. h'ving replaced his slouch hat for a rather Eish-crown derby. When the companions of hIs youth saw him wearing the hat they provided themsclve, with bean shooters and began Ca shoot holes through G. Finally, one bucissho,, ranging a trifc too low. pl0wod furrow across the ton of Johns head Bggworth had ihc iel- low arrai.ucd before a justice of the peace.
 -Is this the hat you woref- the justice asked
 -Ycs. sir"
 And the buckshot that made this hole Is the one that v.owed you. chr
 -Nes you honor.
 The justice. after a few moments reflection, said:
 -It is the opinion of this court that the plaintiT m this case laid himself liable, and that if be hal no; pulled hi, hat down so far the burEshot would have simply gone through the hat without hitting E.m.
 An appeal to the circuit court resulted m a confirmation of the decision cf the court below. and then an appeal to the supreme court ua~ taken. The final result is a"alted with mu .h intcrest.-Arkansaw Iraveier
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-01
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. DECEMBEk %. 1ss6.

TIE srrivGl of Col. Geo. r. Robenson
 f-.u thf east, with assurances that rep
 -ssratstives of a company already organ
 ,-.3 will reach Tucson about the l0.h of
 January for the purpose of erecting
 sne.uny works, is a matter of profound
 ,53grstulaJon to the people. The com
 ,s8v is possessed ot ample means and
 -1-r1sts erecting works of capacity of
 s,p tsas per day. They do not ask a
 t,-,-.ag oi subsidy from cur people. but
 .bsy O want pie ty of ore to reduce
 u,-a 8 good. square, legitimate business
 bs-is. There are many mines adjacent
 ro Tg,son that are fa.ly capable of yield
 i-, enough good ore to keep in contin-
 --gs blast several furnaces, and the es- tsbIisbneut o, these works offers to the owners ot tslch properties a splendid op-
 p5rtUnitv of msEiug them productive and valuable. Any one can appreciate ,as value such works ~ill be to our clty.
 and i.lsa a plain u4.lematical propOsi-
 t;ep of the numhs- -, great Ameucan
 dollars tbev vlL. -lass to be circulated
 i, our r,ils...a.g .uli remain buried
 m ou- h.I.s tr. f.- the establishment of
 .o-,a sr,l works here IL therefore IS
 rrs,,, t5 oa- own interest to receive
 sach lr enterprise with open arms aud
 proper degree Of Encouragement. When the c-u2.ly's epresentatives arrive let them 5s received cordially and made welcome to our city: let them be made to tL.lk tlis .s a community Of good and H5a-.I people, whether such be the fact g- uo.. and above all things, tie the ropes close about the legs Of the chronic kIcae-s or label them SO they can be easily recognized and avoided. Let our people look only at the good that will come 10 them and show the proper spir- it of appreciation. In the meantime, as the least possible evidence of the esti- nation We place upon an enterprise ot such magnitude, let us donate the company, through Col Robenson, a suitable site for the plant, in a locality that will sui: ourselves and will be eHgi 0le i'r the works. The company does pot demand, nor even ask for gift of he kind, but they would feel highly by the tender, and It would establish a good feeling that will ,e valuable to every one. The cost will ,e almost nominal and we can well at- ord the slight expense. Cul. Robenson ! .as accomplished great thing for Us nd he deserves our thanks and our cD- peratlOn to complete the work be has O Buspiciously inaugursted, and we ught to give him every encouragement 1 | Is possible for us to tender to crown is efforts with complete success, Let l s at least tender tue company a site for | heir works, for surely We can reason | bly do no less.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-01

ed, and then stoned SD severely that la
 was incspscitated from further jntv s-.f
 IS now confined to his bed. The con
 ductOr of the train. whose name c9u 8
 not be learned, fed as soon as the rl5t
 begun, and SO escaped injury.
 A train was visited on the summit rf
 the hill; the dummy was uncouplri
 from the car and the former sen: down
 the incline towards kesrney street, WL..e
 the car was allowed to descend thc li.I toward the upper part of towD. AS
 soon as the train was stopped the tn-aa passengers on 1t, seeming troubi-. hurriedly got of and thus syer.ed sr, injury 10 themselves. The dummy speeded as far as Polk street where. tb.. grip caught on the bumper Underneath the cable rail aud was broken. This partially checked its headwsy. aud aftt- ascending the bill just the otbec side ut Lsrkin street it came to e fuil stop wIf. out further injury. The car in Erlr.- toward the western part Ct t1wn. r.l into the dummy of the train helind .
 Fortunately the grlpman of the latta- saw the impending danger. brought b.s train to a stand still and wGrusL a.. single passenger srd conductor lu tic.. to permit them tO Er- ouf of harm way. His dummy, hov---i wts i.-.. damaged. Owing to tbe early hog5 D.. officers were on the tram aud the - ssultiug party met with DO resisiauca l- its work. They numbered cbou; tg-utv and each was masked so that none c.liI be identified.
 Three young men were arc stei ou =le pIcion and charged with riot, late Iu fl-. day. They gave the names tf f-, Nusbsum, Gerrge Mall and W.L.al. Morrison. One of those arrested -sr- be was on his way to ms mother Hl Cough street. He heard several pi-tl. shots and suspeotIng some trouble l- turned of Gesry street sni was walkl-. along quietly on Franklin street vh. an officer asked hIm to stop and arFe~. sd him Thomas. another of those .- rested, said. Ut is a case of Elstsk.- identity. l was not among tho-e v. attacked the conductor and gripma- .. the Geary street line and know uutu.-- about the trouble.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-01
Red R,sk.

Mr. Matt Flynn returned to-day irr- Red Rock where be spent ChristIIas- ..e reports quite a lIveliness at that s,ati Q. owing tO the activity of the Atlas uIulu- company ID receiving su3 shipping ;1r-s freight to their mine, fffern miles to tlr south. A great deal oi freight is beng shipped. and Noes two trElus .-ft -l Sunday for the mines. heavily loaded
 The company has erected two lsE-. corrals at the station; blscksmlth -Lr. and & building f r telegraph ofic-. Ir-- office and their own Ofico. To-day ta. water pipe will be laid from the rai.-u- water tank e. these offices.
 About 22 men are Rt work lt tEs uI.e. and sll is now m readiness for tLs err ton of the smelter. which is expected g. arrive in a few days.
 ChristmAs was observed ai Brt h in A becoming manner. A grand hE-. was given by Mr and Mrs Kelley nE ( it was as nice and surptupus a repa-t -- one could wish for. Col. J. W. Ha--l-- of the A.las Company, was one nf en- guests anG enjoyed the occasion N.-. much. Col HsssIn wiil be 70 llcs.- on Wednesday eu route Co Ct1r vhither he goes to mall that U-acz-- ing suit ID its coflu-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-01
GEN. GRANT IN SOCIETY. s7
Mrs. Grants Tact and Influence at the
 White House-A Wife's Instinct.


 Gen Grant always desired to conform to 'ne requirements of whatever place he was caiiei upon Co m, and was quite willing Co perform his social duties. I accompanied Mrs Grant when she made her first visit to the W hite House, over which she was after ward to preside, and Gen. Grant was greatly pleased Co have the visit paid. IL was an afternoon reception of Mrs Lincoln's. and Lincoln himself was present. The president bad never met Mrs. Grant before and at first dld not catch her name. and was allowing her to pas with the customary bow that every one receives, but l repeated, "Nlrs ten Grant, Nr President and the tall ungainly man looked down upon bis visitor Nlth infinite Kindness beaming from Lis ugly, Historic face; then placed both his hands on MrS Grants and welcomed her more than warmly He aslei about the general, and himself presented her Co 1lrs. Lincoln The mlstress of the White House was also grac- ious; she invited Mrs. Grant to visit the con- servatoglcs and desired me Co show them to the lady who was destined herself to disranse tl- cpurtesles Of the nation In the same execu- tive chamber
 On our way out several great political women seemed inclined Co uatroniz. tl. vy,.sf-
 
 but stiil they acted as they would hardly have behaved among or toward themselves But MrS Grant at once detected tho as-unir. ton of superiority in their courteyi., and as serted h.Izeh delicately and skilfully. When they wanted tO introduce fine lal.s, to her m the lobbieS Of the White House she re-re-ts,I that her carriage was waiting. but would be happy Co receive the Indies at her hotel. anI Nhen they offered seats in their b1xes st ths play. evidently n order to be seen with the wife of the general of the ormies. she politely indicated that a box had already been secured Tor her, and for this she afterwari selected her own company.
 Her influence. of course, affected her great husband He had constantly the suggestions Of woman who undersiool otEcr women. and who knew instinctiyely what wouli ts said of him and to him. as well aS what e!-, wanted him Co say and do in return Natur- ally she WAS anxious about the appearance he | made an what is called -society7 He had been ushcred all at once into the most distin- ! guished and ezactIng circles. he would hs watched and criticised as well as welcomed and admired. and with feminine insight she ! comprchended both the petty craft and tho ! important ambitions that uuderlia many of 1 Is ceremonies Of oiiirial life at Washington 1 as well as an aristoeratic capitals. When | Grant was overmodcst or willing Co let him 1 self he plsssd hv there vas always the men | tor Co caution and urge and stimulate and !. advise, and sometimes the mentor vaS neeit,L ! Gen Adam Baleau's Letter in CJur7ar- . Journal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-01
ArnInnhIe NedirnI Treati-..

The edition for 1887 oi the s.e-.lr- Medical Annual, known ss Hu-t-t' er Almanac IS now ready and may t- c tAiped, free Ot cost, of druggl-f- ar' general country dealers ID all pa-t- co tbe Tui.Sd States. Mexico, sRd lui in every civilized portion ef the Wee ern Hemisphere lhi- A.ul- hs. bern issued regularly The commencement Of every yra- over one fifth of century q @ hines. with the souudest Trsctir1- vice for the preservation and rtst r'-i. of health, large amount o' a-Ta and interesting hgbt reading. s-i i- calendar, astronomical cslcu.a'ln- nOlOgicsl items, etc. are preplr-- great care, and will be f1uut elf.- curste. The issue of Hoste:ier - '-f.. 70 for 1887 will probably be tf- edition of a medicR! v1rz rF
 ished in any country. IAr Profi-- Messrs. Hostet,er | Co. Fitt-D--S -' on receipt of & two cent stamp ~--i ward s copy by mail to any peiso1 -' cannot procure enc Il Eis neg 'e hood.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-01
Board Of Supervisor,
iOFFTCIAIl

toFFlgHAI
 TUCsOS, A. T. December -irl. I~--
 The Board met pursuant Co a5 .-l-. ment at II o'clock a. m. thlS day
 Present. J. S. Mansfield, Charm J. O. Handy. member. Fred Hughes e1 Oficio Clerk.
 Absent, k R. Rlcharisou. ruf.- The minutes of the previous m-rt.a- were read and approved.
 The Board then proceeded e. all.- the accounts of officers of rlvcl.r Boards, and the follOwIuL s-ruurt. were allowed:
 w A Hartt, registering officer a-I clerk of election, precluct No. o. John Young, purchased accounts
 of election officers, prvciEcr
 NO. O. .. q. BartolO Bsrcelo, judge o' rlrotl l.
 precinct No. 3........ .. T " TOnkiu. clerk of elrcuou lr- w II Barnett, purchased ac
 counts of election officers Vr-
 cinct No, 4....-...... Isaac \. Towne. judge of e!ecu.l precinct No. l6..-..--. -H.. G. W. Redmond. judge of election precinct Nu. l0................ % .rI k Harrison, judge of election pre- cinct No. 9 9..-............-- --.. l uI R Hayden. clerk of election pre- cinct No. 10. l0........--.......- J uf Eugene h Sykes. registering officer and clerk of election precincs No. Is. .................-....-. no uH F l. Austin, iIdge of elentlOn pre- cinct No l1..--.-..--.- -.---.. % it. c D Brown. clerk of election pre cinct No. 2O --........--- s N-' Franklin J. Dsvis. judge oi eisc tioD precInct No 2i i..-......... I. Hf 5 G Williams. judge of election precinct No 2l ...-....-.... D HJ " c Atkinson inspector 0f e.ecrtru precinct No Zl ....... I Geo Peterson, c'e-k ot electlH- precinct No. 2I 2I....-.......... H HI Richard Starr. clerk of rl.rtluu precinct No. - ..... ......... i. Olto Metchker. cl-rk ot election precinct No. 22 .-... ........- I "| On mOt.On the Board then sd. burned to meet on Monday. December -.fl. lSS6. at To o'clock. q. n.
 J. $. MANSFIELD. ChuirtuaE. Attest
 FRED G. HUGHEs, Deputy eE 1f-. Clerk